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Claiming Tax Relief on Medical Expenses

kf1 · 2011-06-03 10:01:04

I am looking to claim tax relief on my medical expenses and hoped that someone might be able to clarify a couple of things - If I have been reimbursed for 50% of certain medical expenses by my health insurer, am I entitled to claim relief on the other 50%? - If this is being done online, I need to use the PAYE anytime…

03-06-2011 10:01am

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kf1

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I am looking to claim tax relief on my medical expenses and hoped that someone might be able to clarify a couple of things

- If I have been reimbursed for 50% of certain medical expenses by my health insurer, am I entitled to claim relief on the other 50%?

- If this is being done online, I need to use the PAYE anytime site. Is this site completely separate to ROS?

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#2 04-06-2011 7:01pm

kennyb3

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Yes and yes are the two answers. In relation to the second paye anytime is on revenue.ie

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